So what kind of human rights did the Palestinian Arabs have in 1948, according to this poster?
1. The right to keep their land Jew free
2. The right to not sell land to Jews
3. The right to kill anyone who attempts to violate the first two rights.
The Palestinian Arabs do not and did not have the "right" to keep Jews out of Palestine. It was not their country and the decision about who to let in and who to keep out was not up to them. Only sovereign states have that ability, and even today if Israel were to say "we're not letting in any Arabs", the world would scream racism. But apparently, according to this user, the Palestinians are not only correct to discriminate against Jews, it's their human right.
Is it any wonder why when the HPers start yelling about human rights I start to tune out?
The progressive-left in general has lost any credibility to speak about human rights.
ReplyDeleteIt's tragic, but it's true.
It should be pointed out the Arabs rejected various British offers that would lead to majority rule for them and no Jewish State.
ReplyDeleteThe Jews were weak and powerless. They couldn't have prevented the Arabs from running the country if the Arabs had been rational. The latter weren't and ended up harming themselves. But you won't ever hear an anti-Zio acknowledge the historical truth.
Tragic and true.
You should link the original comment
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